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Manipulation In The Bugger's End

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15. In the end, Peter turned out to be seen as the savior of Earth, while Ender was too dangerous for it. Ender learns that everyone is manipulated their whole life you just have to choose who you want to be manipulated by, someone who loves you or doesn 't. So, in the end, Ender chooses to be manipulated by the buggers, promising to learn about the bugger’s past. So, when he sees the Giant’s life in real life. He follows his old steps. Where he finds larvae of the old queen. He learns they could read and hear his memories and they knew everything about him. They knew he didn’t want to kill him. So, he writes a book about them, signing it the speaker of the dead, telling his people about the buggers old memories. In the end, this book becomes

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